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Well - I&#8217;m not an expert on this, but it's something I've
been looking into lately because I never seem to get anywhere in
the search engines - so I thought I'd share my findings with those
that want an easy-to-follow article (basically - for those just
starting out - not your SEO gurus)...
What I do know is that you have to build a lot of links - and
that your page ranking isn't as good as it used to be (so a site
with a page rank of 5 may be lower down in the google directory
than a site with a page rank of 3 for example).
So - how do websites get to the front page in google then - how
do you build these links, and can you just build any link (can you
put 1000 links on one page)? Well - no - you have to build
effective links. (So you can go &amp; cancel that 100 website
subscription you just purchased - you need links from OTHER people,
not your own websites - this will get you penalised BIG TIME).
As well as looking at the link, google looks at the type of link
it is. Is it relevant, where is the link placed on the page, where
is the link placed in the website (e.g. what page - index, link
page etc..), whether the link is an ad, or part of the text,
whether the link is a picture or banner.
And - to throw a curveball in there - google not only looks at
links, they also looks at things such as the title of the page, the
H1 tags, and the META tags. There is also a new algorithm that
google has been testing out, and that's how words relate to each
other (e.g. how food relates to wine) - this is called Latent
Symantec Indexing (LSI). LSI will look at the title tag, and the
text on the page that your link is on (note what I said there - not
on your own page - on the page your link is on).
All very confusing!
As you are aware there are are loads of ways to increase your
links - some good, some not so good. Different methods include -
link exchange, 3-way link exchange, banner adverts, text adverts,
blogging etc. At the moment, the best way to build your links is
blog linking (or article linking). And... because the blogs tend to
be permanent, it is also one of the most cost effective. If you can
afford to get links from several hundred, or even several thousand
blogs - you should do this. It is well worth your advertising money
(and remember - because they last - you only need to do it once -
although I would probably do it once per year or more - to further
increase your name).
There are a few companies that have "blogs for sale" - where a
blogger will write about your product or website. The bloggers will
generally use whatever url you specify, and whatever keywords you
specify. You aren&#8217;t going to get a small ad - you are going
to have a complete blog (often on it&#8217;s own url) written about
your website. And, because the bloggers want to maintain their
blogs to a high quality - they'll write fantastic page-long ads
about your product! So if you&#8217;re looking to increase link
popularity visit one of the blog services - get the ones where the
bloggers actually write the ad into the blog or article - rather
than just an ad at the bottom or in the sidebar.
After all of that rambling - that's what I got out of my
research!
Happy link building...

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thousands of online shops, freebies, wholesale sources, games,
contests &amp; more. 
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